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### Question: What are the symptoms of angina?
### Response: It's important to know the symptoms of angina and to seek medical help if you think you are experiencing angina. Symptoms of angina can include one or more of the following:
Chest discomfort:
A common precipitating factor is exertion. Other precipitating factors include emotional stress, large meals, and cold weather. The discomfort is often described as a sense of heaviness, squeezing, pressure, or band like tightness. Most anginal discomfort is located in the center of the chest behind the breast bone and lasts between 1-15 minutes. Pain is relieved with rest or by a medicine called nitroglycerin. Spreading pain that extends to left arm, shoulder, back, neck or jaw.
Shortness of breath: You may feel tired and be short of breath Sweaty Feeling Lightheaded Unexplained tiredness after activity You may also have indigestion or be sick to your stomach A sensation in which you can feel your heart beating irregularly or too fast: palpitations